Working with Content Models
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A content model is a digital object that acts as a template for a particular type of content. Choosing the correct content model for your digital objects will ensure your objects display correctly and are preserved with the appropriate datastreams in the repository. Refer to this guide on choosing content models for more information.
- Manuscript Content Model
- Binary Object Content Model
- Collection Content Model
- Book Content Model
- Basic Image Content Model
- Video Content Model
- PDF Content Model
- Choosing Content Models
- Compound Object Content Model
- Newspaper Content Model
- Web Archive Content Model
- Audio Content Model
- Document Content Model
- Large Image Content Model
Content Models are format driven, meaning you choose which content model to use based on the digital object you are adding to the repository. Below is a list of the content models and the formats they support.
Content Model | File Format |
|---|---|
WAV, mp3 | |
gif, png (While the basic image will take jpg/jpeg files recommend using the large image module for these files) | |
Any file format | |
tiff, jp2 | |
Any combination of files supported by other content models | |
doc, docx, txt, html, xls, xlsx, csv, ppt | |
tiff, tif, jp2, jpg, jpeg | |
tiff, jp2 | |
mp4, mov, qt, m4v, avi, ogg |